Sentence examples for choice to venture from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rusisi described a joyless choice: to venture back to his village, now under rebel control, or to wither away in the grass waiting for the help that did not seem as if it would come.

If the grassland is your choice to venture, pack these: - ] Lots of water[these places could be very hot].

Some had little choice but to venture out.

But when his agent sets up a meeting with a Hollywood executive, Pegg has no choice but to venture outside and go to the launderette.

Western businesses, they complain, have snapped up the least risky deals, leaving Chinese latecomers little choice but to venture into conflict zones.In Sudan, China's cosy relationship with the government is clearly one reason why it is a target for militants.

I had no choice but to venture out on my own.

With the notion of a mellow, California festival annihilated, concert goers are given little choice but to venture in the garden of earthly delights, watching people swivel around, catching glimpses of flat bellies and throbbing cellulite, infants in aviators and giant pink headphones and geriatrics in safari hats.

Some voters even see parallels between Mr. Obama's foreign policy positions and his choice of pastor — in both cases, a tendency to venture too close to questionable characters.

Journalists are often targets, and often make hard choices about which stories to cover or countries in which to venture.

Kennedy asked the country to venture forth.

This role has fallen to venture capital.